Original German WWII Named Customs Officer Visor Cap by A. F. Cziasto Brown Bess Musket Parts which has more tan than

which has more tan than later variants used in WWII

It was designed to fire hydraulically or pneumatically as a wing mounted machine gun but was also adopted as hand-fired mount for use in bombers and reconnaissance aircraft

the First American Army Air Service was established

Records set in unloading in three months at Naples qualified the 488th for the assignment for the Anzio landing

Features an under lever action that when depressed opens the breach

Original German WWII Named Customs Officer Visor Cap by A. F. Cziasto Brown Bess Musket Parts which has more tan thanOriginal Item: Only One Available. During the Pre WWII years in Germany, virtually all aspects of the government fell under control of the NSDAP, and the Customs service was no exception. Here we have a very nice example of a German WWII Era Customs Officer Schirmmtze (Peaked Cap). The basic construction is very similar to the Heer Officer Visor cap. It features the typical field gray worsted wool construction with a forest green band and a